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City and state leaders condemn bike protest targeting Jewish-owned Philadelphia businesses

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The Times of Israel
“Pennsylvania leaders condemn anti-Zionists targeting Jewish eateries”

Protesters say they aim to drive restaurants out of Philadelphia and show 'Zionist business owners' they are 'disgusting humans'

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New York Post – News
“Philadelphia mayor slams ‘unacceptable’ protest against Jewish-owned shops on Nazi terror anniversary”

“Everyone has the right to peacefully protest and express their political views. But singling out businesses because their owners are Jewish is unacceptable and has no place in our city."

Read at New York Post – News
The Times of Israel
“City and state leaders condemn bike protest targeting Jewish-owned Philadelphia businesses”

Organizers deny deliberating planning ride promoting boycotts against 'owners... supporting ongoing occupation and genocide' on Kristallnacht anniversary, as they are accused of 'blatant' antisemitism

Read at The Times of Israel
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